and ready to play next fall. Big pick up.
Guess I was unaware there was anything to be worried about with those 2"He’ll be rooming with 4-star quarterback Tristan Gebbia and 3-star receiver Keyshawn Johnson Jr., teammates at Calabasas (Calif.) High School, in a dorm with two rooms"
Well, that should make most feel better about KJJ and Gebbia keeping their commitments. Not 100%, but close to it if he is rooming with them.
Guess I was unaware there was anything to be worried about with those 2
Didn't McQuitty say earlier this year that he was going to room with someone who hadn't announced their commitment yet? I guess that silent commit wasn't so committed was he?"He’ll be rooming with 4-star quarterback Tristan Gebbia and 3-star receiver Keyshawn Johnson Jr., teammates at Calabasas (Calif.) High School, in a dorm with two rooms"
Well, that should make most feel better about KJJ and Gebbia keeping their commitments. Not 100%, but close to it if he is rooming with them.
Didn't McQuitty say earlier this year that he was going to room with someone who hadn't announced their commitment yet? I guess that silent commit wasn't so committed was he?
Well, it is a dorm with 2 rooms, maybe the silent commit will be in there after all...Didn't McQuitty say earlier this year that he was going to room with someone who hadn't announced their commitment yet? I guess that silent commit wasn't so committed was he?
True. You could be right.Well, it is a dorm with 2 rooms, maybe the silent commit will be in there after all...![]()
Or maybe he is staying with the other two until the other roommate gets on campus in the fall??True. You could be right.
Or maybe this is why you don't trust tweets or statements from 17 year olds about "silent commits".
Talking about silent commits is just a game we play to console ourselves that our recruiting really is going to end with a Big Bang.
I notice teams that are in the top ten recruiting rankings don't ever seem to have silent commits. Their four and five star guys are more than happy to scream out publicly "I am going to Alabama!" Yes teams really do have silent commits. They are real and it happens. But it is funny how every year we talk about them and every year they aren't there.
Didn't McQuitty say earlier this year that he was going to room with someone who hadn't announced their commitment yet? I guess that silent commit wasn't so committed was he?
I think everyone has silent commits. The player will tell the coach they are committing, but have their different reasons for waiting to announce publicly. Ceremony at school, tell other coaches, release a video, etc.Or maybe this is why you don't trust tweets or statements from 17 year olds about "silent commits".
Talking about silent commits is just a game we play to console ourselves that our recruiting really is going to end with a Big Bang.
I notice teams that are in the top ten recruiting rankings don't ever seem to have silent commits. Their four and five star guys are more than happy to scream out publicly "I am going to Alabama!" Yes teams really do have silent commits. They are real and it happens. But it is funny how every year we talk about them and every year they aren't there.
Like I said in my post, I do not deny that there are silent commits. But my main point is that talk of silent commits is often just wishful thinking. Here is hoping that it is Avery Roberts! That would be a huge get.
Keyshawn has already signed his Financial Aid papers... He's Signed Sealed & Delivered.
Sorry. Yes. He is already committed. I was confusing him with someone else. It happens more frequently at my age. lolAvery Roberts has already signed his grant in aid papers for Nebraska and will be there in January to start class
Keyshawn has already signed his Financial Aid papers... He's Signed Sealed & Delivered.
Sort of. Those papers are non binding. He can sign those at 10 different schools